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DC Boiler Exam Prep (Formulas and constants used for the DC 3rd class boiler exam) with Complete Solutions

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DC Boiler Exam Prep (Formulas and constants used for the DC 3rd class boiler exam) with Complete Solutions

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DC Boiler Exam Prep (Formulas and
constants used for the DC 3rd class
boiler exam) with Complete Solutions
Area of a rectangle - ANSWER-Length x Width


Area of a Circle - ANSWER-.7854 x Diameter²


Volume of a Box - ANSWER-Length x Width x Height


Volume of a Cylinder - ANSWER-.7854 x Diameter² x Length


Circumference of a Circle - ANSWER-π x Diameter


Unit of Force - ANSWER-Pound (lb)


Formula for Force - ANSWER-Pressure ÷ Area


Unit of Work - ANSWER-in-lb or ft-lb


Formula for Work - ANSWER-Force x Distance


Unit of Power - ANSWER-ft-lb/min


Formula for Power - ANSWER-= Work ÷ Time
or (Force x Distance) ÷ Time


Formula for Mechanical Horsepower - ANSWER-= Power ÷ 33,000 ft-lb/min

,Fahrenheit to Celsius - ANSWER-°C = (°F - 32) ÷ 1.8


Celsius to Fahrenheit - ANSWER-°F = (1.8 x °C) - 32


Fahrenheit to Rankine - ANSWER-°R = °F + 460


Celsius to Kelvin - ANSWER-K = °C +273.15


Charles' First Law - ANSWER-Volume1 / Pressure1 = Volume2 / Pressure2


Charles' Second Law - ANSWER-Pressure1 / Temperature1 = Pressure2 / Temperature2


Boyle's Law - ANSWER-Pressure1 x Volume1 = Pressure2 x Volume2


General Gas Law - ANSWER-(Pres1 x Vol1)/ Temp1 = (Pres2 x Vol2)/Temp2


Formula for Levers - ANSWER-Resistance x DistanceR = Effort x DistanceE


Formula for Inclined Planes - ANSWER-Force x Length = Resistance x Height


Formula for Wheel & Axel - ANSWER-Force x DistanceF = Resistance x DistanceR


Torque - ANSWER-Force x Radius


Safe Working Pressure of a Riveted Boiler (SWP) - ANSWER-(Area of Staybolt x Stress
Constant of Staybolt) ÷ Area Covered by Staybolt or = (a x C) ÷ A


Area Covered by Staybolt - ANSWER-= Pitch x Pitch

, Specific Gravity of Mercury (Hg) - ANSWER-13.57


equivalent psi of water of 1" of Mercury - ANSWER-.491 psi


Atmospheric pressure in psi - ANSWER-14.7 psi


Atmospheric pressure in in.Hg. - ANSWER-29.29 in.HG


Lbs of air required to burn 1 lb of fuel - ANSWER-15 lbs


% of oxygen in air - ANSWER-21%


Lbs of air required to burn 1 lb of carbon - ANSWER-11.53 lbs


Percentage of condensate return (Rc) - ANSWER-= [Mc-Fc)/(Mc - CC)] x 100
Mc = Make-up conductivity
Fc = Feedwater conductivity
Cc = Condensate conductivity


Conversion factor for grains per gallon to parts per million - ANSWER-17.1


Weight of column of mercury in psi = - ANSWER-= 13.57 x .433 x Height


Formula for the horsepower requirement for a pump = - ANSWER-(Q x 8.33 x H x sp.gr. ) /
33,000 x n
Q = flow rate in gpm
H = total head
sp.gr. = specific gravity of fluid being pumped
n = Pump efficiency

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